IPhoto not free on 5S?

I just bought a 5S and when I read of the preinstalled apps-or "free" apps,on Istore,the iPhoto are listed as a free app on the new 5S.
When I try to download it Istore want money.. ( there are other "free" apps I haven't tried to download as garageband,but I don't know the story of these.)
Would be nice to get some info of how the above really is.
Confused greetings from Stockholm, Sweden.

Here is the writeup:
http://www.apple.com/creativity-apps/ios/
I am not sure this applies in all countries.
You would definitely have to be trying to do the purchase on your iPhone 5S, not your computer.

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The software was provided free of charge once for the iPad. You used your account to collect on the one time free offer. The offer is now spent. Your family member can not take advantage of a free offer that has been consumed at this point.
What you need to do is disconnect their account on the iPad. Log in to the old iPad with your account, and then reinstall the apps you need to. Then disconnect your account and have them log in again with their account..

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Why did you change your Apple ID?
Probably won't work, but you can try.
How to get all the iWork apps, iPhoto, and iMovie for free on an eligible iPhone or iPad
http://www.imore.com/how-get-all-iwork-apps-iphoto-and-imovie-free-eligible-ipho ne-or-ipad
About Free Apple Apps for iOS 7 compatible devices
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5913
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I reinstalled Mavericks and iPhoto has been deleted after installation.
On the AppStore iPhoto is not free anymore?
This should be corrected soon, I guess…
Regards
Ben

What version of iPhoto did you have prior to ugrading to Mavericks? Remember that updates within a version, ie. 9.2 to 9.3 is free but upgrades like 8.1.2 to 9.1 require a purchase4.
This screenshot shows which versions of iPhoto qualify for a free update to iPhoto 9.5.1 and which require a upgrade purchase:
There must be a copy of the previous iPhoto app on the Mac so the App Store can determine if the update is free or not.
OT

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The do not cme preinstaled but can be purchased at no cost if you meet these requirements
GarageBand is free on the App Store for all iOS 7 compatible devices; additional GarageBand instruments and sounds are available with an in-app purchase. iPhoto, iMovie, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote are free on the App Store for qualifying iOS 7 compatible devices activated on or after September 1, 2013. See www.apple.com/ios/whats-new/ for iOS 7 compatible devices. Downloading apps requires an Apple ID.
copied from http://www.apple.com/ipod-touch/specs.html
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I deleted unwanted photos from my iPhoto library, emptied iPhoto trash & Finder trash... this did not free up disk space. please help!
I have a 15-inch MacBook Pro (Late 2011) with OS X Mavericks 10.9.5
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Everything seemed perfect: the photos I loved were still there, the photos I loathed were gone, both trashes were beautifully empty. Having thrown away all of those awful, boring, and unflattering images of poorly light lunches and selfies gone wrong, my iPhoto library was half the size as before! I felt renewed, a little lighter, somehow more free, and I expected my hard drive to be a bit different to.
I eagerly checked my storage stats. My heart sank to see that my 120 GB of free space, was still only 120 GB of free space. I restarted my MacBook; this did not help. I restarted it the next day; this also did not help. It's been 5 days and the hard drive still has 120 GB free space. This is not an emergency and it will probably be a good while before I clutter my laptop to the brim. Yet while I am glad I don't have to see cringeworthy pictures of my ex's unmentionables every time I'm showing off things I do want to remember, I'm still disappointed and now obsessed with solving this mystery.
What is going on? I don't see them, so where are they hiding? How do I get the free space I should have earned from throwing away 1,000's of photos?!

Thank you, Terence!
Yes, I only emptied the trash when it was really full, once I waited until the trash cans contained 2,600 photos and then I emptied them - Oooops! In the future, I'll keep in mind your suggestion of deleting less than 100 photos at a time.
I downloaded the iPhoto Library Manager and used it to rebuild my iPhoto. After a few hours of rebuilding, it generated a new copy of my iPhoto Library. This versions was nearly identical to the original (it was missing 5 photos and was therefore only 5 mb smaller). I guess my Library wasn't defective.
I checked my storage stats, and interestingly, using iPhoto Library Manager did help with the problem that developed after I re-indexed my hard drive. My hard drive is able to properly recognize data categories again, instead of listing almost everything as "Other". Understandably, my free disk space changed from 120 GB to about 60 GB, because my hard drive now contained a second copy of my iPhoto Library as well as iPhoto Library Manager. It seemed like all I needed to do was throw these away, but when I emptied the trash, my problem was not solved. My Hard drive now looked like this:
It appears to me that when I empty the trash, the things I throw away are just hanging around as backups instead of leaving! I went into System Preferences and turned of my time machine OFF. Now my hard drive looks likes this:
The back ups of the iPhoto files, and the program which I deleted, are still on my hard drive some where but now they are listed as "Other" instead of "Backups". Do you know where they might be and how I can delete them for good?

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This might help:
http://offers.adobe.com/en/na/audition/offers/audition_dlc.html
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f you have bought a new Mac then you need to log into the App Store using the Apple ID you created to set up the machine, then go to the Purchases list and accept the app.
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Help needed: Disk space does not free up even after deleting files.

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b) Booted from CD and used Disk Utility to erase free space.
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Thanks for the suggestion.
I ran WhatSize and here is the result. Oddly, it says there is 40.2 GB used (in the top-left) which conflicts with the information directly below it: "Capacity 108 GB, Used 103GB, Available 4.27 GB". Not so helpful.
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why are the iPhotos not listed in the finder?

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iPhoto not copy & paste. I have iPhoto '09 version 8.1.2 (424) and it will not copy a picture from one event and paste in another event.

We've seen a few reports of this in the past while and no one is sure of the cause.
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https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-4921
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The trouble is, after moving images to folders/hard drives I subsequently delete them from iphoto to keep my macbook airs HDD with some space.
means you are losing quality, metadata and the version of control. If you don't want these why use iPhoto at all?
You could just move the whole Library to an external:
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Regards
TD

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David,
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The trouble is, after moving images to folders/hard drives I subsequently delete them from iphoto to keep my macbook airs HDD with some space.
means you are losing quality, metadata and the version of control. If you don't want these why use iPhoto at all?
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Regards
TD

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